SPEAKERS FROM
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
• Leading international companies like
AMADA,SCHULER, Indo - US MIM etc.
• Research institutions like
Fraunhofer (Germany), NAL & BARC
• Top companies like BAYER, BASF, DuPont
The international seminar will bring together the forming technology fraternity on a common platform to discuss related issues. It also hosts a B2B meet for technology and commercial exchange between companies, users and providers of technology, machinery and processes to meet in an informal setting. They can discuss applications, commercial issues, joint ventures, technology transfers, collaborations etc.
• Users and manufacturers of forming technology
equipment from the automotive, white goods,
consumer strategic and other industries
• CEO’s, top management, designers, egineering
production personnel, R&D specialists & academia
associated with the forming industry
Designed to address the latest trends, developments & research in forming technology
& showcase new materials, new technologies & processes :
As the application of engineering plastics expands rapidly, one stream is devoted to the developments in polymer technology and processing of plastic components. An important subject covered is energy saving in plastic moulding machines.
Coinciding with IMTEX FORMING 2010 exhibition
India is fast emerging as a Global Hub for manufacturing |
| Are we using the best processes, latest materials, methods to produce today’s complex parts that will make us competitive leaders in manufacturing? |
International Seminar on Forming Technology |
- 20 January, 2010, Hotel Lalit Ashok, Bangalore |
| Focusing on Metal forming, Poly forming, Future forming |
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International Seminar on Forming Technology
20 January, 2010, Hotel Lalit Ashok, Banglore |
| 0800-0930 |
REGISTRATION |
0930-1000
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INAUGURATION |
| 1000-1030 |
TEA / COFFEE |
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Concurrent Sessions |
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Metal Form |
Poly Form |
Future Form |
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Latest developments in metal
forming technologies |
Performance Plastics for
engineering applications |
Development in new forming
technologies |
| 1030-1115 |
Green Manufacturing Technologies & Trends
Mr. P. Thanapandi, AMADA |
Performance Plastics for
Engineering Application
Mr Yatin Nandedkar, Dupont Inc. |
Metal Injection Moulding
Indo – US MIM Tec Pvt. Ltd. |
| 1115-1200 |
Forging Technology for Today and Tomorrow
Mr. Jurgen Boden Schuler |
Development & Innovation with
Polycarbonates & related materials
Mr. Tim Uhrmiester,
Ms. Khushi Gorasia
Bayer Material Science
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Use of Composites in
engineering components
Dr. Ramesh Sundaram NAL |
1200-1245
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Hydroforming at Elevated Temperatures
Mr. Frank Schieck, Markus Werner
(Fraunhofer, IWU) |
Metal to Plastic replacement
Mr Saravanan, BASF India Ltd.
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Advance Composites forming technologies for light weight
automotive construction
Mr. Raman chaudhari
Fraunhofer ICT |
| 1245-1345 |
LUNCH |
1345-1430
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Servo Mechanical Presses
Mr.Ashley Rasquinha Electropneumatics &
Hydraulics (I) Pvt. Ltd. |
High Performance Polymer
Mr Raman Prakash, Solvay Specialities India Pvt. Ltd.
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Smart Materials and
Shape Memory Alloys
Mr. G. N. Dayananda NAL |
| 1430-1515 |
Friction stir welding
Dr. K Ashok Kumar,
Welding Research Institute |
Energy saving in Plastic Injection
Moulding Machines
Mr Saju, L & T Plastics Machinery
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Flow forming - a hidden technology
Hans H. Reichhardt |
| 1515-1600 |
Open die forging equipment
and technology
Ms Anna Zikumundova,
Mr. Jiri Kirchner, Zdas |
Innovations in Application
Technolgy
Mr Poovanna T K,
GE John F Welch Technology Centre
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Electromagnetic forming
Dr. S.V. Desai, BARC |
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Concluding session followed by tea / coffee |
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Technology Exchange : B2B meet |
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